5 AI Seller Lead Response Examples for Real Estate

Hi Karen—good timing on the valuation request for 412 Oak Ridge. Three homes on your street sold in the last 6 months: - 408 Oak Ridge: $465K (3BR/2BA, 1,900 sq ft) - 420 Oak Ridge: $478K (4BR/2BA, 2,100 sq ft) - 425 Oak Ridge: $491K (4BR/2.5BA, 2,300 sq ft) Your home has two advantages over those comps: the 2023 kitchen update and the larger lot (0.3 acres vs. the subdivision average of 0.22). Both typically add measurable value, but I'd need to see the finishes in person to give you a precise range. I have Wednesday at 2 PM or Thursday at 5 PM for a 20-minute walk-through. No obligation, no pressure—just data. Which works?

Hi—I've been tracking the Hendersonville market and noticed your home on Oak Street. Thirty days in is a good time to check the data. Two comparable homes in your area sold in the last month: one at $410K in 12 days and one at $430K in 21 days. Both were priced in your range, which suggests your price point is right. The exposure gap may be the variable worth examining. One thing I can offer at no cost: a professional photographer I work with can shoot your home in about 45 minutes. Professional photos consistently reduce days on market regardless of how the home is listed. No obligation, no listing conversation required. You've done the hard work of getting it on the market. If you'd ever like a second set of eyes on the pricing or strategy, I'm here. Either way, good luck with the sale.

Hi—I know your Mount Juliet home just came off the market after 90 days, and I'm guessing your inbox is full of agents right now. I'll keep this brief. Eight showings in 90 days tells me buyers were interested. Zero offers tells me something in the equation didn't connect—and in a market where similar 4BR homes in Mount Juliet are closing between $515K and $535K, the most likely variable is the price gap. I'm not going to promise a faster sale. But I can show you exactly where the comps are landing and what a data-backed pricing strategy would look like. 15-minute conversation, no commitment. If the numbers make sense to you, we can talk next steps. If not, no hard feelings. Worth a conversation?

Hi Steve—great question, and no rush on the answer. Your neighbor's home closed at $480K, and your layout is similar. The main variables for your home would be the condition of the kitchen and baths (since they haven't been updated since 2012) and any mechanical updates like HVAC or roof age. Depending on those factors, you're likely in the $440-470K range as-is. If you ever decide to get serious about testing the market, I can walk through and give you a tighter number—and tell you which updates would actually move the needle versus which aren't worth the investment. No timeline. Just here when you're ready.

Hi Robert and Linda—twenty-two years in a home is a significant chapter, and the decision to turn that page deserves more than a sales pitch. Here's the practical picture: your home is likely worth $750-800K in today's Brentwood market, and with no mortgage, that's essentially all equity. That gives you extraordinary flexibility—whether you buy a Green Hills condo outright, invest the difference, or take time to figure out the right next step. I help families in exactly this position navigate the transition on their timeline, not mine. Would a no-pressure coffee meeting be useful? I can walk you through what the process looks like, what the market is doing in Brentwood, and how other families have approached the same decision. No listing paperwork—just conversation. What does your week look like?